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Definitions:
False Analogy
A logical fallacy that occurs when an argument is made based on misleading, superficial, or irrelevant similarities between two things.
Corporate Scandals
Events or activities within a corporation that involve illegal, unethical, or questionable conduct by the company or its employees.
Enron
An American energy company that became infamous for its bankruptcy and the massive accounting fraud that led to it, symbolizing corporate fraud and corruption.
WorldCom
An American telecommunications company that was involved in one of the largest accounting fraud scandals in history, leading to its bankruptcy in 2002.
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